Tampons or wet wipes or dolls or wigs or yoga pants flushed down a toilet (I've seen all of these)2.

If I need a respray within 6 months, it's only $75 (not bad).I have a feeling I am going to run into a language barrier issue- one side is Hispanic and speak very little English, and there are quite a few things that the tenants have to do to prepare for tomorrow (dry all their clothes, vacuum, etc.) and I'm worried they won't listen to my wife and the treatments will be useless.

That later emanated through everything when I moved in and contaminated all of my clothes/belongings so I was slightly frustrated of not being told that.

Also check if they have a dryer that it's properly venting outside.. and that she's not leaving wet clothes to air dry in the house...No house plants or fish tanks... as the extra moisture they need only adds to the problem

We have a statement from her doctor saying all clothing, bedding, linens, drapes, soft goods, etc., should be replaced in order to ensure against risk of an allergic reaction.This would have never been an issue had the cleanup company -- assigned by the insurance company -- followed proper procedures.So far we are at a stalemate with insurance over the clothing.  

She asked why and he told her that he didn't like her boyfriend because of his clothes and his attitude.

After his shift was over, he changed clothes into a nice suit and tie, then the video shows him running up on a large stage in front of a huge crowd and he yells into his microphone, "Who wants to be rich like me?"

They are always two parallel wires (~2-3 inches apart) with CLOTH wrapped 'insulation'. 

One of my favorite quotes is “beware of any job that requires the purchase of new clothes”.

Sell everything you've got but the clothes on your back, including the dog, and put in applications for every restaurant, grocery store, or fast-food joint within 30 minutes walking time.